Disabled man to gain social security increase at 65
Harry C Gilbert of 1200 North Market Street will receive a monthly boost in social security due to a 1954 law change that excludes disability periods from benefit calculations. The increase, effective July 1955, applies to permanently and totally disabled workers under 65 who have worked in covered employment.
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Harry C. Gilbert
North Market Street
Gilbert
Frederick County
Young
Frank Keezer
Mr. Gilbert
Frederick
Eddie Rainey Young
Social Security Administration
New Books At Artz Library
FEAR STRIKES OUT James A. Piersall a Red Sox center fielder reveals his boyhood fear and increasing nervous tensions leading to a mental hospital stay. He credits wife friends and teammates for recovery in a sincere memoir aimed at reducing stigma. ALSO ALL THE BEST IN EUROPE Sydney A Clark details Fredericktonians travel tips.
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James A. Piersall
Red Sox
Europe
Sydney A. Clark
Fishing Season Opens At Burkittsville Fire Pond
Approximately fifty youngsters and a crowd attended the Burkittsville Municipal fire pond opening on June 18. The event, sponsored by the Burkittsville Raritan Club, marked the pond’s first stocked fishing since two years prior. Burgess Garland Guyton opened proceedings, noting citizen suggestions and cooperative effort by officials, with Judge Samuel Q. Ausherman donating the land lease. It featured remarks from Paul M. Smith and Glenn D. Butts, a fishing law review, and a “Good Spoksmanship in Fishing” theme. Winners in the Berry Finn contest were Larry Ahait and Kay Ahait. Tommy Hires won the first fish prize, with additional prizes to Hish, Sammy Brown, Glenna Fink, and Charles R. Smith. Local businesses donated prizes, and movies by Charles R. Smith were previewed for a July club meeting.
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Burkittsville
Burkittsville Raritan Club
Burgess Garland i Guyton
Burgess Guyton
Larry Ahait
Kay Ahait
Jeberry Finn
Hiss Elizabeth Horine
Howard Jennings
W. HL. Kennedy
Tommy Hires
Hish
Sammy Brown
Glenna Fink
Charles R. Smith
Paula S
Donny Higdon
F. Shipley
Firestone d Supply
Dustop Tire
Pre
Clark H. Smith
Mr. Pleasant
Burhan
Walter FE. Stone
Ann D. Butts
Samuel Crone
Frank Higdon
Ray
Scout and nature books praised as inspiring guides
The piece reviews The Boy Scout Story by William Oursler and Hands Around the World by Girl Scouts of America, plus An Almanac for Moderns by Donald Culross Peattie. It highlights their historical scope, personal tone, and emphasis on purpose ideals activities and achievements for readers planning travel or studying scouting and nature essays.
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Ing
Europe
William C. Oursler
Boy Scouts
Flan‘acang
Raves Town
Lady Baden-Powell
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scouts
Donald Culross Peattie
Rejects Suggestion About War In Malaya
London government rejects a suggestion that the Malayan war should be prolonged for troop battles. Colonial secretary Lennox-Boyd denounces the idea as unworthy and almost criminally reckless. Officials insist the Malaya campaign is a serious anti-communist effort.
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Malaya
London
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Conspiracy and Control Claim Spark Local Tension
A fragmented passage describes alleged conspiracies and battles over local treatment control. It mentions unions, Chinese influencers, medical students, and a crackdown on a Communist-inspired movement amid heavy police attention and unbridled attacks.
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